China-Tajikistan relations

The visits by all five Central Asian presidents to China for the opening of the Beijing Games illustrate the importance of the relationship for both sides.

Several reports in October underscore the persistent growth of Chinese security engagement in Tajikistan.

How ineffective foreign investment and corrupt state elites pose a threat to the sovereignty of Central Asia’s poorest nation.

The U.S. Department of Defense included Tajikistan in a list of possible locations for future Chinese military facilities.

The Chinese military technology industry is becoming a serious leader in Central Asia.

A new WSJ report cites a Tajik official claiming China is much more deeply involved in Tajikistan than it admits.

What should be made of recent reporting that shows evidence of a Chinese paramilitary presence in Tajikistan?

Tajik President visits China to attend the BRICS Summit as a guest.

Chinese classes are on the rise, but still not a priority for Tajik students.

Tajikistan is emerging as a test case for China's growing security role in Central Asia.

Beijing has plenty of regional economic concerns, and strengthening the Tajik military is part of its insurance policy.